Nova
arte-international > Wallcovering
This wallcovering was especially developed for the contract market. The luxurious and extremely durable vinyl meets the most stringent technical requirements, such as fire resistance, shock resistance and washability.
Tarragon
arte-international > Wallcovering
This wallcovering was especially developed for the contract market. The luxurious and extremely durable vinyl meets the most stringent technical requirements, such as fire resistance, shock resistance and washability.
Le Papier Tissé
arte-international > Wallcovering
Le Papier Tissé is inspired by woven paper. The fine structure of the paper strips shows the natural fibres and results in a play of slight colour nuances.
Esparto Africano
arte-international > Wallcovering
Esparto is a strong fibre made from two species of perennial grasses of North Africa, Spain and Portugal. In woven form it is used for all kinds of crafts, to create both decorative and utilitarian objects. In this instance, it inspired a design in which the rigid shapes contrast beautifully with the randomly organised pattern.
Verdure
arte-international > Wallcovering
Nobody knows exactly when the first verdures were created, but by the 16th century, these tapestries were everywhere. They were entirely filled with decorative foliage, which was often highlighted by a masterful interplay of sun and dappled shade. Verdure's lush leaf pattern, which draws on these traditional tapestries for inspiration, is hand-painted. Light and shadow planes have been rendered with the greatest care, to create a superb setting with plenty of depth. The painting was then transferred onto a luxury fil-à-fil fabric, just the perfect choice for this opulent ornamental design.
Chalk Stone
arte-international > Wallcovering
A design that is all about detail and a homage to travertine, a chalk stone used to make sustainable artisan tiles. The Romans used travertine to build large parts of Rome, including the Colosseum. This metallic variant stands out because of its simplicity.
Impasto
arte-international > Wallcovering
This design is named after a centuries-old painting technique, Impasto, whereby the paint is laid on the surface very thickly, with visible brush strokes, enhancing the texture of this wallcovering for a very realistic result. Impasto is printed on metal foil, combining the best of both worlds: a seamless blend of artisanship and an industrial look and feel.
Tintura
arte-international > Wallcovering
This semi-plain product has the pure look and texture of woven linen. The pieces of fabric are arranged casually next to each other and sewn into place with a coarse, clearly visible stitch. The result is a balanced and at the same time lively wallcovering with a textile look and feel.
Medjoul
arte-international > Wallcovering
This design has a great deal of relief, due to the technique used and the voluminous material. The pattern is inspired by date palms, a common plant in the Middle East.
Gobi
arte-international > Wallcovering
As soon as night falls, millions of stars appear in the clear sky of the Gobi Desert, one of the coldest deserts in the world. The comparison with a magnificent starry sky is unmistakable. The contrast of the glittering dots with the deep or soft colours literally elevates this pattern to higher spheres.
Ténéré
arte-international > Wallcovering
Ténéré, an area in the southern Sahara, is known as one of the driest deserts in the world. The dehydrated and cracked desert soil forms the inspiration for this lacquered imitation leather.
Éclat
arte-international > Wallcovering
Éclat – French for shine – proudly boasts a large block pattern. A thin layer of real cork gives this design a sturdy look, softened by the subtle sheen that shimmers through the cork here and there.
Tinto
arte-international > Wallcovering
The Tinto design is made from the bark of the banana tree. The bark is dyed in natural colours with numerous different shades. The wide strips are woven manually into a checkerboard pattern and then cut into tiles. Finally, these tiles are arranged in a tight pattern.
Tasar
arte-international > Wallcovering
Tasar is inspired by real silk. Beautiful in its simplicity, with the subtle irregularities of silk fabric. This natural product always results in a rich, intense colour palette without ever being obtrusive.
Aspero
arte-international > Wallcovering
Aspero has a more outspoken, thicker weave, but undeniably retains the authentic linen structure. A lively effect is achieved by combining subtle shades of colour. When used on the wall, it instantly creates a warm, cosy feeling.
Marsh
arte-international > Wallcovering
Walls of woven grass almost make you feel like you’re spending the night in a lodge on the savannah. The structure has been realistically recreated, subtly bringing a real element of nature into your home.
Canvas
arte-international > Wallcovering
Canvas represents linen in an authentic and timeless way. With its woven pattern and an exceptionally matt finish, you can clearly discern the structure of real linen.
Dome
arte-international > Wallcovering
The inspiration for this design comes from finely woven grasses, cut and inlaid by hand. The geometric, rounded shapes create a soft but dynamic feel.
Caprice
arte-international > Wallcovering
Very finely woven grasses, cut and inlaid by hand, are the inspiration for this design. The playful, irregular pattern of straight and rounded corners creates an artistic effect.
Optique
arte-international > Wallcovering
This geometric pattern plays tricks with optical perception; one person might see triangles, the other squares. The woven sisal is arranged horizontally, vertically, ascending diagonally and descending diagonally. These four directions create different geometric shapes and colour nuances.
Valle de Viñales
arte-international > Wallcovering
This colonially inspired landscape is based on an etching. The two-tone pattern uses thick jute and a fil-à-fil technique in which the fibres used are clearly visible. The vertical lines ensure a lifting effect on the wall.
Toile de Tibet
arte-international > Wallcovering
Toile de Tibet features a colourful agricultural scene from Tibet, in which strength and craftsmanship combine to create purity and authenticity. This hand-painted decor is printed on horizontally woven paper look strips, creating a weathered effect.
Pantheon
arte-international > Wallcovering
This design is inspired by the coffered ceiling of the Pantheon. The Romans used this construction to lighten the vaulted structures of domes and ceilings. In addition to colour and texture, Pantheon also adds relief to the wall. It is finished in a soft suede look for an extra tactile result. This 3D wallcovering also has a positive impact on the acoustics in a room.
Manoir
arte-international > Wallcovering
These wall panels are inspired by the decorative mouldings in stately mansions or imposing palaces. Not only are these decorative panels easy to install, they also add colour, texture and relief. They are finished in a soft suede look for an extra tactile result. This 3D wallcovering also has a positive impact on the acoustics in a room.
Saturnia
arte-international > Wallcovering
The Tuscan village of Saturnia has been known for its hot springs since Roman times. This peaceful scene illustrates people bathing in the springs. As well as providing relief, the underlying fil-à-fil technique with silver and gold foil creates a unique sheen in the water. It's a genuine statement piece!
Sergé
arte-international > Wallcovering
A timeless wallpaper that creates the illusion of real textile thanks to the combination of unique printing techniques and the use of velvety soft yarns.
Mythologie Grecque
arte-international > Wallcovering
This unusual wallcovering in woven jute takes you back to the rich past of the Greeks with stately temples and mysterious myths. The monochrome design is inspired by the well-known romantic style of Toile de Jouy.
Emperador
arte-international > Wallcovering
This colourful pattern, based on a hand painting, shows a cheerful scene from the Ottoman Empire. There are countless things to discover. The wallcovering imitates very fine silk. A true statement piece!
Le Rotin
arte-international > Wallcovering
This tone-on-tone pattern is a natural imitation of rattan, barely distinguishable from the real thing. Thanks to the variegation of fibres, a nuanced shadow play of light and dark is created. The coloured background enhances this effect.
Tela
arte-international > Wallcovering
In its resemblance of coarsely woven linen, horizontal and vertical lines alternate. As a result, you get a subtle structure on the wall. Soft colour nuances bring tranquillity to the simple canvas.
Section
arte-international > Wallcovering
Section is a print of exotic walnut with pronounced veins, inlaid in irregular shapes. The shiny lines of precious metal contrast with the large patchwork areas. Wood is a noble, natural product that always feels warm, it is sustainable yet very decorative.
Temper
arte-international > Wallcovering
The fil-à-fil effect, which is woven into the core of the product results in a truly unique plain wallcovering. You can see this very well by looking at the back. This technique makes the textile effect on the wall very realistic.
Vector
arte-international > Wallcovering
A tight geometry in which an artistically designed interplay of lines is hidden. The pattern has been worked out in great detail and the alternating thickness of the relief creates ever-changing patterns of light.
Abanico
arte-international > Wallcovering
The fan shape of the composition of pandan leaves provides a subtle "collage look". The pronounced relief of the design gives extra depth and contrast.